Answers to Common Questions

BOPP is a cost-effective choice for moisture barrier, clarity, and high-speed packaging lines. PET offers higher heat resistance, dimensional stability, and oxygen barrier for more demanding applications like lidding, retort, and lamination.

Yes. Beyond our standard substrates, we supply specialty films with value-added properties like anti-fog, anti-static, soft-touch matte, EVOH high-barrier, and coated films.

Tell us your product, packaging equipment, and performance needs, and our team will recommend a film. We can also send samples so you can confirm fit for use before placing an order.

We slit from 1.25" up to 92" wide on 14 slitters across our Pennsylvania and South Carolina facilities.

Yes. Through our toll slitting service, you can send us your own master rolls or printed film, and we'll slit, rewind, or rework it to your specifications.

We wind on 3" and 6" cores and can wind to any of the eight standard unwind positions to match your equipment.

Yes. We convert rolls into cut sheets, most commonly BOPP and PET, to your size requirements.

Most custom slit orders ship in 5–7 business days or less, depending on material and quantity. For customers on our Inventory Stocking Program, approved material can be released the same day.

We work with everyone from small converters to large brand owners. Minimums depend on the film and width, so contact us with your requirements and we'll find a quantity that works.

Yes. With our Inventory Stocking Program and make-and-hold options, we keep your film on hand and release it on your schedule, helping you reduce lead times and avoid production disruptions.

Yes. We provide material samples so you can confirm fit for use on your equipment before placing an initial order.

We ship throughout North America from our Pennsylvania and South Carolina facilities.

Our food-grade films comply with applicable FDA regulations for direct food contact. Compliance information is available for each grade on request.

Both our Pennsylvania and South Carolina facilities are third-party Food Safety certified for food-contact packaging materials.